EP3966168A1 - Device for treating water with ultraviolet radiation in a purification plant open channel - Google Patents
Device for treating water with ultraviolet radiation in a purification plant open channelInfo
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- EP3966168A1 EP3966168A1 EP20723407.1A EP20723407A EP3966168A1 EP 3966168 A1 EP3966168 A1 EP 3966168A1 EP 20723407 A EP20723407 A EP 20723407A EP 3966168 A1 EP3966168 A1 EP 3966168A1
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Definitions
- the present invention belongs to the general field of the treatment of fluids, in particular systems for disinfection by ultraviolet radiation, commonly referred to as “UV reactors”, and relates more particularly to a device for the treatment of water by ultraviolet radiation in an open channel of a wastewater treatment plant. .
- UV-C a part of the ultraviolet radiation
- UV-C a part of the ultraviolet radiation
- UV disinfection is a technology that has proven itself in terms of safety, reliability, efficiency and economic benefits over the years. For example, more than 15% of wastewater treatment plants in North America currently use UV disinfection as the primary method of disinfection.
- UV reactors are described in documents CN107200380A, US2002162969A1, US2013153515A1, KR101308426B1,
- the well-mastered UV disinfection process finds applications in several fields, in particular the treatment of water and more particularly of wastewater at the outlet of purification stations.
- UV reactors It is known practice to install UV reactors at the outlet of purification stations to treat wastewater before it is reused or rejected.
- the reactors are said to be in open channel, unlike the so-called closed UV reactors whose most widespread application is the treatment of drinking water, and crossed by water between an inlet section and an outlet section delimiting an effective treatment area.
- Open channel UV reactors are mainly used in municipal water / wastewater treatment plants for water recycling and reduction of pollutant drainage into the environment.
- the UV lamps are arranged either parallel to the direction of flow of the fluid or perpendicular to it.
- UV reactors incorporate chemical cleanings based on surfactant additives alone or mixed in situ with high pressure water jets or compressed air.
- Document US2005023482A1 describes such a chemical cleaning.
- UV reactors with ultrasonic cleaning of the sheaths, the induced ultrasonic vibrations making it possible to interrupt the scaling of the reactor components, as described in document WO9927972A1.
- Document CN107827201A discloses, for example, a UV reactor comprising quartz sheaths, the outer walls of which are coated with a superhydrophobic layer to limit the deposits of aqueous or suspended pollutants in water.
- the main aim of the present invention is to overcome the limitations of the prior art by proposing a UV reactor which has reduced bulk, by an innovative compact arrangement of the UV lamps, and an automated physicochemical cleaning system of improved efficiency.
- the present invention relates to a device for treating fluid by ultraviolet radiation in the open channel of a wastewater treatment plant, comprising a plurality of ultraviolet tubes, each consisting of an ultraviolet lamp placed in a protective sheath, a body in which said tubes are installed parallel to each other, a system for cleaning the protective sheaths, an electrical unit and an auxiliary unit containing a tank for cleaning product
- This device is remarkable in that the ultraviolet tubes are arranged so inclined with respect to a horizontal direction of fluid flow, and in that the cleaning system comprises photocatalytic media in contact with the protective sleeves.
- the body has a parallelepiped shape and comprises a base extended along a longitudinal axis of the device, two uprights, an upstream upright and a downstream upright, perpendicular to the base, and two sidewalls, each side comprising a couple triangular plates spaced apart, placed at two opposite angles of said side so as to define an opening parallel to the UV tubes.
- each upright comprises two parallel and spaced bars defining openings corresponding to a fluid inlet at the level of the upstream upright and to a fluid outlet at the level of the downstream upright, the ultraviolet tubes being entirely contained in a delimited treatment volume. by said inlet and outlet and the base.
- the upstream upright comprises two adjustable joints, each being placed along a bar of said upright, to sealingly connect the inlet of the treatment device and the walls of the sewage treatment plant channel.
- the ultraviolet lamps are mercury vapor and produce monochromatic UV-C radiation
- the protective sheaths are made of quartz, the quartz having a high transmittance of the radiated wavelengths.
- the cleaning system comprises cleaning rings, each being placed around an ultraviolet tube and provided with a part supplied with the cleaning product and a part supporting a photocatalytic medium. More particularly, the cleaning system comprises several cleaning assemblies, each of said assemblies comprising several integral cleaning rings.
- the rings of a cleaning assembly can for example be juxtaposed and connected by a plate.
- photocatalytic media are based on titanium dioxide.
- the cleaning system is mounted to slide along the ultraviolet tubes, driven by a mechanism comprising a gear motor.
- the body has gripping means for lifting and moving the device.
- the inclination of the body of the treatment device is adjustable by a means bearing on a bottom of the sewage treatment plant channel, such as a wedge, so as to vary the height covered by the radiation from the tubes. ultraviolet (10), to match the height of the fluid in the channel.
- FIG. 1 a perspective view of the device for treatment by ultraviolet radiation according to a first embodiment of the invention
- Figure 2 a detail of Figure 1 showing the arrangement of part of the cleaning system for the protective sheaths of ultraviolet lamps;
- FIG. 3 a partial perspective view of the treatment device with the cover of the electrical unit open;
- FIG. 4 a perspective view of the device for treatment by ultraviolet radiation according to a second embodiment of the invention
- Figure 5 a front view of the treatment device showing adjustment joints at the level of the upstream post.
- UV reactor is used laconically to denote, according to a common meaning in the field of water treatment, a device for the essentially bactericidal treatment of water or other fluids by ultraviolet radiation.
- FIG. 1 shows a UV reactor 100 according to the invention mainly comprising a plurality of ultraviolet tubes 10, a support body 20 in which said tubes are mounted, a cleaning system (30, 35) of the ultraviolet tubes, an electrical unit 40, for a motorization of the cleaning system and an electrical connection of the ultraviolet tubes, and an auxiliary unit 50 making it possible, among other things, to store a cleaning chemical.
- the UV reactor 100 is connected to a control and power part placed in a remote cabinet, not shown, of the programmable logic controller type for example.
- the ultraviolet tubes 10 are parallel and arranged inclined with respect to a horizontal plane (XY). According to the illustrated embodiment, the ultraviolet tubes 10 are arranged in superimposed rows, each row comprising a determined number of tubes.
- Each ultraviolet tube 10 consists of an ultraviolet lamp 11 placed, coaxially, inside a tubular and transparent protective sheath 12.
- Ultraviolet lamps 11 produce ultraviolet radiation suitable for the targeted bactericidal and germicidal treatments and are for example low-pressure (LP) amalgam lamps and / or medium-pressure (MP) mercury vapor lamps, preferably amalgam lamps.
- LP low-pressure
- MP medium-pressure
- BP producing monochromatic UV-C ultraviolet radiation with a wavelength of 254 nm, more precisely 253.7 nm, close to a germicidal sensitivity peak (265 nm) for microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses and mainly protozoa .
- Each ultraviolet lamp 11 is placed in a protective sheath 12 which protects it from environmental attacks and insulates it electrically and thermally from water.
- the protective sheaths 12 have a cylindrical shape with a circular base and dimensions suitable for receiving the lamps 11.
- the sheaths 12 have an internal diameter substantially greater than that of the lamps 11, to allow the insertion and the sliding of the lamps. the latter, and a length extending at least over the entire radiating part of the lamps 11.
- the protective sheaths 12 are made of a transparent material, at least at the wavelengths of the ultraviolet radiation emitted by the lamps 11, such as quartz which is characterized by its high transmittance for the radiated wavelengths.
- the body 20, has a generally parallelepipedal shape resulting from an assembly of bars and plates, and comprises a horizontal base 21, two vertical uprights, upstream 22a and downstream 22b according to the direction of flow. of a fluid passing through the UV reactor 100, and an upper cross member making it possible to support the units 40 and 50.
- the base 21 constitutes the element by which the UV reactor 100 rests on the ground, or on any other horizontal or slightly inclined surface of a sewage treatment plant channel for example, and has a rectangular shape with two opposite sides, preferably transverse, are surmounted by uprights 22a and 22b.
- the uprights, upstream 22a and downstream 22b each consist of two spaced vertical bars respectively defining an inlet E and an outlet S of the fluid.
- the body 20 further comprises two facing plates 23, each of said plates being arranged diagonally at the level of a lateral face of the body 20, adjacent to the inlet E and the outlet S.
- the plates 23 extend along the ultraviolet tubes 10 and cover them laterally. Longitudinal slots are made in each plate 23 in order to facilitate the flow and transfer of the fluid passing through the UV reactor 100.
- the structure of the body 20 can thus be assimilated to a triangulated assembly, or lattice, at the level of each lateral face of said body, in which horizontal and vertical bars and diagonal plates define two pyramidal volumes on one side and on the other side.
- another of the ultraviolet tubes 10 and between the inlet E and the outlet S. constitute useful treatment volumes in which the ultraviolet radiation of the tubes 10 is concentrated.
- the body 20 is provided with a ramp 24 at the level of the inlet E disposed between the diagonal plates 23 and having a sufficient length to cover the lower ends of the ultraviolet tubes 10 which do not constitute radiating surfaces, and to avoid thereby a less effective contact between the passing fluid and said ends.
- the body 20 is therefore characterized by its incomplete design opposing a minimum of obstacles to the flow of the fluid, and the ultraviolet tubes 10 are characterized by their inclined arrangement within the structure of said body which makes it possible to optimize the treatment of the fluid.
- fluid passing through with respect to the horizontal or vertical tubes of the prior art by maximizing the effective treatment sections, sections which correspond to the projections of the straight flow sections on the upper and lower faces of the set of ultraviolet tubes 10.
- the diagonal arrangement is that which allows the installation of the tubes of greater length.
- the UV reactor 100 is characterized by largely stripped side faces which make it more suitable for operation as a module in a battery of UV reactors side by side over the entire width of the reactor. a wastewater treatment plant channel, so as to avoid the formation of dead flow zones between two successive reactors, zones in which the fluid would not be reached by the ultraviolet radiation from the lamps.
- dead zones can, for example, form in the case of reactors with full or almost full side faces preventing the ultraviolet radiation of the lamps from reaching the leaking fluid between two side faces placed side by side, each belonging to a different UV reactor.
- the UV reactor 100 is more suitable for operating alone in a sewage treatment plant channel having a width substantially equal to the thickness of said reactor.
- the UV reactor 100 has on its upstream upright 22a two adjustable joints 221, one joint along each longitudinal side of said upright, to connect the inlet of the reactor to the walls of the channel so tight and thus limit leaks between the walls of the channel and the side faces of the reactor.
- each side face of the UV reactor 100 has a diagonal opening, along the ultraviolet tubes 10, which divides it into two screens 26 and which allows the UV radiation from the lamps to reach a possible flow out of the reactor that the seals 221 n would not have prevented.
- adjustable seals 221 and mostly solid side faces allows the flow to be channeled to the UV tube bundle 10 for optimal treatment.
- a device for tilting the body of the UV reactor, resting on the civil engineering parts of said channel makes it possible to adjust the tilt. of the reactor so as to adjust the height covered by the radiation from the lamps.
- the ultraviolet tubes 10 Due to the conditions of use of the UV reactor 100, the ultraviolet tubes 10 remain immersed for a prolonged period in waste water or other industrial effluents. Consequently, deposits of various kinds (dirt, lime, and other pollutants) form on the protective sheaths 12 enveloping the ultraviolet lamps 11.
- the UV reactor cleaning system 100 makes it possible, according to an advantageous aspect of the invention, to automatically clean and maintain the sheaths 12 by a physical action and a chemical action, and for this purpose comprises cleaning rings provided with two sub parts: a powered sub part with a cleaning product and a photocatalytic medium in contact with the sheaths 12.
- the cleaning system mainly comprises several cleaning assemblies 30 each comprising several cleaning rings 31 juxtaposed and assembled in a plate 32.
- Each cleaning assembly 30 is positioned in a row of ultraviolet tubes 10 and thus comprises as many rings 31 as there are. tubes 10 in said row, so that each ring 31 surrounds a tube 10.
- each row of tubes 10 is provided with two cleaning assemblies 30 spaced by a distance substantially equal to half the length of the tube. length of said row.
- the cleaning system consisting of the assemblies 30 and other elements described below, is mounted to slide in the oblique direction of the ultraviolet tubes 10.
- the tubes 10 represent guides in translation of the rings 31, the latter effecting a programmed reciprocating movement actuated by a motorized mechanism adapted so as to sweep the entire external surface of the tubes 10 subject to pollutant deposits.
- a suitable cleaning product, such as an acid, stored in a tank, not shown, placed in the auxiliary unit 50 is injected at the level of the protective sheaths 12 by means of a distribution circuit comprising a pipe 35, a network of 36 orifices and necessary fittings.
- the orifices 36 thus make it possible to inject onto the sheaths 12 of the reactor the cleaning product which acts chemically on the outer surface of said sheaths to remove various deposits formed and prevent the formation of deposits during the operation of the cleaning system.
- Each cleaning ring 31 comprises an internal support in contact with the external surfaces of the protective sheaths 12, on which a photocatalyst component is deposited to form the photocatalytic medium.
- the photocatalytic medium can be based on titanium dioxide and causes a reaction of degradation of pollutants under the effect of ultraviolet radiation.
- the cleaning system is automated and can be triggered at regular intervals, after a determined operating time of the UV reactor, or in response to detection of an anomaly in the irradiance of UV radiation produced by UV lamps.
- the UV reactor can be fitted with UV radiation sensors placed in one or more sheaths and allowing the cleaning system to be triggered when the irradiance of the UV radiation captured falls below a certain threshold, due to the presence of unwanted deposits on the sheaths surrounding the ultraviolet lamps.
- the chemical cleaning and the physical cleaning take place simultaneously with high efficiency due in part to the movement of the cleaning system along the ultraviolet tubes 10.
- the cleaning system is coupled to a geared motor 41, placed under a cover 42 of the electrical unit 40, which allows said system to be driven in a reciprocating motion along the tubes 10.
- the auxiliary unit 50 may include, in addition to the cleaning product reservoir, other elements such as a product level indicator and an injection pump.
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